Romanian extremists celebrated Trianon in Sepsiszentgyörgy! We are ashamed for them!
The local Romanians did not understand what their compatriots were celebrating on Sepsiszentgyörgy. Although the organizer Mihail S. Tîrnoveanu promised that the Romanian far-right would be more crowded and organized this year at the Trianon "celebration" in Sepsiszentgyörgy, it did not take long to surpass last year's movement, around a hundred people gathered this year. They also came from Bucharest, Bákó, Buzău and Botoșani counties, and everyone had a Romanian flag.
The announcement stated that they would start at six o'clock at the statue of the Romanian soldier in the Állomás quarter, but for half an hour the participants dressed in Romanian national costume just lined up and took pictures of each other. In the meantime, some local Romanians also arrived and asked each other what they were celebrating. Someone suggested that maybe June 10, but it is likely that he meant May 10, the day of the Romanian Kingdom. Tîrnoveanu put an end to the speculation, explaining, "101 years ago today, the Treaty of Trianon was signed with the blood of Romanians. The peace treaty was not a gift from the great powers, but an expression of Romanian military victories and the will of the people formulated at the Gyulafehérvár assembly. When the Romanian army captured and liberated Budapest from Bolshevik rule in 1919, it presented the great powers with ready-made facts.
The marchers carried four molinos, which depicted the Budapest Parliament, Romanian soldiers crossing the Carpathians, a map of Great Romania and the Gyulafehérvár assembly. One flag read "Budapest–1919". The patriotic runners shouted from loudspeakers, then as they approached the city center they chanted "Trianon! Romania!". The local Romanians watching there didn't understand what was happening either, some of them shouted "Dinamo! Dynamo!" he joined with an exclamation.
Romanian demonstration on June 4 in Sesiszentgyörgy/Photo: Blanka Bíró/ Szekelyhon.ro
the Mihai Viteazul sculpture group, a huge banner was unfurled, on which it was written: Leave your frustrations, the truth is in Trian. (Lăsați frustrăriile deoparte, Trianon este estăpății). They sang patriotic songs and recited poems, while Tîrnoveanu gave several short speeches, among other things, he reprimanded the Romanian national press for taking the news about them from the Székelyhon portal and Háromszék daily, not from the local Romanian press. He also said that they brought the flame of György Sepsiszent's Úzvölgye.
Maria Graur , the president of the local ASTRA Association and the director of the Mesagerul de Covasna portal, finally struck a conciliatory note: let's get over the hatred and lend a hand to each other in the European Union.
Original article and featured photo: szekelyhon.ro
